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Book Title
Das entdeckte Geheimnis der Natur im Bau und in der Befruchtung der Blumen
By
Sprengel, Christian Konrad.
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Berlin, F. Vieweg, 1793
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https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50179
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JISC & NEH
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Page 1
lines 9—15 unmarked
bottom-margin annotation Hairs protect nectar from Rain
⇑lines 15—11 annotation Corolla coloured to attract ‹Bee› insects
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⇑lines 7—6 score
⇑lines 7—6 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation X Iris can be impregnated only by Bees
from End Slip 1 annotation 2. Iris only by Bees
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lines 8—12 annotation see p. 5
⇑lines 20—16 annotation hairs of pistil to keep pollen
⇑lines 16—15 score in pale pencil
⇑lines 16—15 annotation in pale pencil a
bottom-margin annotation a    Flys impregnate Orchis morio & latifolia & Aristolochia in former attracted by colour, as if there was nectar of wh. there is none
from End Slip 1 annotation 3 Flys impregnate orchis p. 21 do, 23
⇑line 10 annotation B
bottom-margin annotation B. In Epilob. angustifol & Nigella pistil always impreg. by Bees from pollen of younger flowers — Reverse in Euphorbia
from End Slip 1 annotation 4. Epilobium impregnated frm younger flowrs — ￭revrse￭ in «Euphorbia»
Page 5
bottom-margin annotation In this page upsets all other uses of Nectar
Page 7
lines 5—10 annotation Most perhaps all Nectar plantst01 (z) require insects for impreg.t02
t01 - `Nectar plants' vertically crossed
t02 - `for impreg.' vertically crossed
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lines 12—13 annotation (P)
bottom-margin annotation P. Bees carry pollen as well, wh. Nectar, as when pollen-hunting
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line 17 underline "Märzveilchen"
line 17 annotation 1
bottom-margin annotation 1. Violets require Bees for impregnat
from End Slip 1 annotation — p. 8 Violets
⇑line 16 annotation 2
bottom-margin annotation (2) Most hermaph. flowers require insects for their impregnat.
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⇑lines 11—10 score
⇑lines 11—10 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation Supposes all these contrivances only to protect nectar. wh .he imagines is protected even at expence of ‹X› «anthers!»
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⇑line 2 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation C.D. { The permanence of standard of Kidney-Beans, when lower petals are decayed, shows that the petals serve other protecting ends besides nectar
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line 6 underline "haaricht"
lines 3—9 annotation X I do not think explains use of hairs on lower lip of foxglove
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lines 16—18 score
lines 16—18 annotation stet. / V p 29.X
lines 18—21 annotation vertically crossed all nectar-flowers have corolla.—
lines 22—34 annotation He says p. 19 Euphorbia has nectar !!!
     Euphorbia has no tru corolla
     R. Brown
line 10 annotation XX
top-margin annotation XX Marks on corolla guide insects
from End Slip 1 annotation 16 marks on corolla t guide insects none on night flowers
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⇑line 10 underline "Nachtblumen"
⇑lines 10—6 ⧟
⇑line 6 underline "ihnen ... Statt"
⇑line 7 underline "Saftmaal"
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⇑lines 11—9 score
⇑line 9 underline "kürzer ... Dichogamie"
top-margin—line 33 annotation How poor ! → { Seems to think fact of insects being required at all, does not deserve any explanation, & how poor a one of Dichogamy for convenience of insects — !!
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lines 14—16 score
line 14 underline "jeder ... gewählt"
lines 15—16 underline "nicht ... kann"
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lines 22—23 underline "halbgetrennten ... ähnlich"
lines 25—33 score
line 30 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation (a) Has no notion of advantage of intermarriage
from End Slip 1 annotation 18    was not aware of use of crossing
        Bees boring holes disprove necessity of his marks.
line 37 underline "ganzen Familien"
line 37 at "Schirmblumen" annotation dichogam
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`plate XX'
line 4 underline "Euphorbia"
line 4 →
line 14 ←
line 14 underline "Saftblume ist"
lines 20—22 score
lines 19—24 annotation How poor! as in p. 18 XX
bottom-margin annotation XX This kind of Dichogamy requires secretion of nectar for long time, as both old & young flowers must be visited; final cause?
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⇑lines 14—7 score
⇑lines 14—3 annotation First & last flowers in the tru kind of Dichogam must remain unimpregnat
lines 3—5 score
line 4 annotation a
top-margin annotation (a) some plants, as Euphorbia & Umbelliferae visited by insects, of all kinds & visited irregularly in manner; not so other flowers
lines 13—22 underline "Nigella ... Sporn"
bottom-margin annotation Says Bees guided to Antirrhinum by the saft-maal; but has the Purple Linaria «at whi. Bees were [?]colecting [?]& [?]flys» t01 a saft-maal.— No — whole flower sligtly veined but not there more than elsewheret02
t01 - `« at whi ... [?]flys» ' in brown ink
t02 - `not there ... elsewhere' in brown ink
whole-margin unmarked
from End Note 3 annotation Speak of it as seed (achenium) It is calyx which differs
     Tussilago is superflua
     Picris aequalis —
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line 9 underline in pale pencil "Fliegen"
line 10 underline in pale pencil "Asclepias"
line 14 underline "Kleine ... befruchten"
⇑lines 8—5 score
⇑line 6 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation X abortive florets of Gelder Rose & Centaury ‹have nectar or› act for this end
     V: Viburnum
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lines 3—4 underline "kleine Fliege"
line 4 underline "Serapias longifolia"
line 5 underline "Staubkölbchen"
lines 4—5 annotation Serapias longifolia
lines 5—9 score
line 7 annotation z
bottom-margin annotation z Directions for finding nectary
⇑lines 12—11 underline "aus ... Saft"
⇑lines 8—5 double score in dark pencil
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in dark pencil
line 2 underline "Blasenfüsse ... Blumen"
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lines 7—15 score
lines 9—10 score
line 9 underline "Gewächs- oder Treibhause"
line 15 underline "Jasione montana"
lines 19—20 underline "Coronilla Emerus"
⇑lines 16—15 score
⇑line 16 underline "wenigstens ... Art"
⇑line 16 annotation a
bottom-margin annotation (a) I saw one in Allen's garden at a Campanula
⇑lines 13—10 score
lines 5—6 underline in dark pencil "von ... gilt"
⇑lines 8—6 score
⇑lines 7—5 annotation X a)
bottom-margin annotation (a) X Bees attracted «by their beauty» t01 to some flowers, without nectar, for pollen & so fructify them.
t01 - `« by their beauty» ' in dark pencil
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lines 23—24 score
line 23 annotation L)
top-margin annotation L. then he disbelieves pistil bending down & touching anthers.
line 7 at "Sambucus" annotation Elder
lines 8—12 in dark pencil
lines 14—16 score
line 15 annotation X
lines 14—20 score
line 16 annotation P
lines 21—25 score
bottom-margin annotation P Hostile to my thery.— are many mono or dioecious plants saft-leer, if so less so — Carex?
⇑lines 16—10 score
⇑line 9 annotation These are Hermaph. flowers impregnated by wind
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lines 3—8 annotation in dark pencil Quantity of pollen in Poplar & Pinus sylv.
lines 15—18 score
lines 15—18 annotation male catkins larger than females
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lines 20—23 score
lines 20—23 annotation Horse willows impreg by insects
lines 23—24 underline "Crocus ... luteum"
line 27 underline "Anemone"
line 27 underline "Papaver dubium"
line 31 underline "den ... werden"
lines 27—34 annotation Hence flowers without nectar are imprg by insects [but thy have pollen]
⇑lines 9—5 score
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⇑line 3 at "liegen" annotation this being so & being large or pollen plentiful, will allow of intermariage
⇑lines 3—1 score
⇑line 2 annotation XX
bottom-margin annotation XX Important to discover what hermaph. flowers ,are impregnat by wind
line 24 underline "dass ... Insekten"
line 24 at "Blumen" annotation [illegible word]
line 32 annotation secretion, but serving for no other end ??
lines 34—35 annotation Q
bottom-margin annotation Q . flowers before leaves not to prevent impreg. by wind. & before leaves of other trees
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line 17 annotation /M
top-margin annotation M.| case of false final cause. | vry poor ||
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lines 19—22 score
lines 19—22 annotation no, not in wheat
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⇑lines 12—11 underline "achtzehn"
⇑lines 12—8 annotation 18 days longest duration of flowers!
⇑lines 5—1 score
⇑lines 5—1 annotation flowers fade after fruct.
line 11 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation X in Scrophularia, stamens move «to pistils one after other» but S. says thy are dichogamous — female first
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lines 11—13 score
lines 11—13 annotation P
top-margin annotation P.| Hidden flowers exhale much odour
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⇑lines 17—15 double score
⇑lines 17—15 annotation (a)
top-margin annotation (a) Anthers & stigma in same place that Bees may touch both
line 7 score
line 7 annotation ∗
bottom-margin annotation ∗ & yet Bees bore holes in the Salvia & Stachys !
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lines 21—23 score in pale pencil
lines 21—23 annotation in pale pencil a
bottom-margin annotation (a)    How generally he seems to think pollen is mature first
from End Slip 1 annotation 42    pollen generally ready first
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lines 26—28 score
lines 26—31 annotation Hairs on underside of Foxglove to keep off rain ! /
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lines 31—32 underline "dass ... herabhangende"
line 34 underline "regulär ... müssen"
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line 1 underline "Salvia officinalis"
line 6 underline "Linde"
line 7 underline "Iris germanica"
line 8 underline "Bienen nicht"
line 9 underline "Parnassia palustris"
lines 14—17 score
lines 17—20 score
lines 17—24 annotation no! I saw small ones at holes & reverse
line 27 underline "irgend"
line 24 annotation ⧟ P
lines 27—28 multiple score/ @lines 27—28 annotation “    ”
bottom-margin annotation P.) If this had been `always' instead of `ever' it would have been correct perhaps
from End Slip 1 annotation 43 quite as many dichogams, as dioicous & monoicous
⇑lines 12—11 score
⇑line 6 underline "Schirmblumen ... Euphorbien"
⇑lines 3—2 score
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lines 15—18 score
lines 16—17 annotation M
top-margin annotation (M) compares nectar & flesh of seeds
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⇑line 17 annotation P
bottom-margin annotation Hence relation of plants to mammals /
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⇑lines 13—10 score
⇑line 12 annotation O
bottom-margin annotation O Seeds which are eaten are conspicuous like nectar-flowers /
⇑lines 8—1 score
⇑line 9—bottom-margin annotation / considers the vast numbers of seeds necessary for some to be preserved /
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in pale pencil
top-margin annotation X means Read
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line 4 annotation X
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⇑line 8 annotation requires insects
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line 1 annotation X
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line 1 annotation X
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lines 24—26 score
line 25 underline "Dichogamist"
line 26 underline "männlich weiblichen"
line 27 underline "Antheren"
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation 50    Veronica Not all
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lines 8—11 score
line 8 underline "dass ... findet"
line 10 underline "Von ... um"
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in pale pencil
⇑lines 2—1 score
bottom-margin annotation insect impregnation
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line 12 [
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⇑lines 8—4 score
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lines 5—10 score
lines 15—18 score
from End Slip 1 annotation 61 case of Salvia
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lines 7—9 score
line 7 underline "männlich weiblicher"
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation 63 Salvia
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lines 12—13 underline in pale pencil "dass ... ist"
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⇑line 17 underline "Valeriana dioeca"
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lines 4—6 score
line 5 underline "Bryonia alba"
lines 4—14 annotation male flowers larger than female ,in order that insects may visit male first —
line 25 underline "Cucubalus Otites"
line 26 underline in blue crayon "grösser sind"
lines 17—41 annotation in blue crayon So in Strawberries. Gardener Chrnicle Aug 1861 & so in Wild Thyme —
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line 8 ]
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line 3 underline "Die ... besucht"
line 6 at
line 6 underline "keinesweges ... mechanische"
line 6 annotation gives good reasons
lines 19—21 score
⇑line 5 ]
⇑line 3 [
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lines 4—5 score
lines 4—5 annotation X
top-margin annotation X analogous to Hive Bees at Humble Apertures.
Page 73
lines 24—30 annotation Iris imprgnted by pollen of distinct flower
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⇑lines 15—11 score in pale pencil
⇑lines 14—13 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation X iris must be impregnated by Bee which has come from another flower
⇑lines 6—5 score
⇑lines 6—5 underline "nemlich ... solle"
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⇑line 11 [
line 311 at "cereale" annotation Rye
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⇑line 5 underline "Saftdrüse"
bottom-margin annotation ⧟ / In Introduction confesses he knows no use for nectar in grasses & this upsets his thery of its sole use.—    I kept wheat in glass & was astonished at one night how many long stamens were protruded — hence fruct effected by wind, as he remarks; but the Pistil in th wheat, though vry healthy seemed quite concealed. One day in (a)
whole-margin annotation (a) I observed in evey spike of a Rye-grass anthers hanging & pistils feathery, projecting on one (or both?) sides of [?]stalk, so as to be easily impreg — observed this in one other grass.
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line 8 [
line 3 ]
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line 14 annotation X
lines 20—22 score
lines 4—5 annotation X large marginal florets, that insects may see flower from side,— as well as from above —
lines 24—36 score
lines 29—31 annotation & Candy Tuft.
bottom-margin annotation The variation in marginal florets of Viburnum good instance of structure being acquired — CD—
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⇑lines 6—4 score
⇑lines 6—5 underline "die ... von"
⇑lines 5—4 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation (a) pollen first ready
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation 83 Scabiosa
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line 20 ] in dark pencil
⇑line 4 [
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lines 1—3 score
line 1 underline "Ameisen"
lines 1—2 underline "in ... hineinsteckten"
line 8 ]
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line 1 [
line 25 ]
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lines 2—6 score in pale pencil
lines 2—10 annotation in pale pencil cannot be impregnated by wind but by insects
line 21 [
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[continues overleaf] ⇑lines 13—9 double score
⇑line 11 annotation (a)
⇑line 3 underline "ältere ... Antherenkegel"
bottom-margin annotation (a) ‹Like Lobelia›    Dichogam, males first ready
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation 97 Borago ― Echium } ‹ar th Solan›
[continuation] 1—6 score in pale pencil
lines 20—25 score
line 20 underline "zwischen"
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line 32 ]
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in pale pencil
⇑line 2 underline "Dichogamisten"
⇑line 1 underline "männlich ... Art"
bottom-margin annotation X
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⇑lines 4—3 [
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lines 13—15 score
line 13 underline "Kultur"
lines 14—15 underline "Saftmaal ... können"
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line 28 ]
line 28 annotation ‹Nothing›
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line 7 ]
line 25 [
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line 28 underline "Saft ... ich"
line 29 underline "Saftblume ist"
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line 18 ]
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line 20 [
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[continues overleaf] ⇑lines 4—2 double score in dark pencil
⇑line 2 underline in pale pencil "Dichogamist"
bottom-margin annotation Xt01    Manlich dichogamt02
t01 - `X' in dark pencil
t02 - `Manlich dichogam' in pale pencil
[continuation] 1—3 score
lines 4—7 score
line 12 score
line 12 underline "Schmetterlingen"
line 12 ]
from End Slip 1 annotation 106. Butterflies .Phlox — Dichog:
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line 13 underline "sondern ... Insekten"
line 15 underline "Krone zukehren"
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⇑lines 15—14 [
⇑lines 14—12 score
⇑line 13 underline "älteren"
⇑lines 3—2 score
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lines 8—10 score
lines 8—10 underline "können ... ist"
lines 22—24 score in pale pencil
from End Slip 1 annotation 111. On Campanula read
⇑lines 10—9 score
⇑lines 10—9 annotation (a)
⇑lines 6—2 score
⇑lines 6—2 annotation no real explanat.
bottom-margin annotation Perhaps it is so in Menyanthes, but impregnation does not necessarily follow
from End Slip 1 annotation 111. On Campanula read
lines 24—27 double score
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line 11 ]
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lines 5—13 annotation dichogam manlich
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⇑line 21 underline "dieselben ... jüngeren"
⇑lines 20—19 underline "das ... oder"
⇑line 18 underline "Erfahrung ... überzeugen"
⇑line 14 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation in room stigma got no pollen, in field covered with it
from End Slip 1 annotation 117 Phyteuma does not get dusted in room Xt01 (one of Campanulaceae) ‹V. if any› Solanaceae ‹tried› p. 126 &c
t01 - `X' in reddish-brown crayon
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in dark pencil
line 15 [
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line 11 ]
lines 2—26 annotation Knows nothing whatever in whole Genus No Honey discoverable
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lines 5—6 underline "Sie ... besucht"
⇑line 3 at "Chironia" annotation not Solenaceae
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lines 11—16 double score
lines 11—16 annotation stigma turned from anthers
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in dark pencil
line 12 [
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lines 17—18 double score
lines 20—22 double score
⇑lines 12—8 score
⇑lines 8—6 score
⇑lines 2—1 underline "Denn ... gefunden"
⇑line 1 ]
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line 17 [
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lines 8—11 score
[continues overleaf] ⇑lines 3—1 score
⇑line 2 underline "Vincetoxicum"
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[continuation] 7—9 score
lines 11—12 score
lines 13—15 score
lines 19—20 score
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lines 16—20 score
lines 28—30 double score
line 29 underline "Bemühung vergebens"
line 31 underline "kleine Wespe"
line 33 underline "nachging"
lines 27—28 score
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⇑lines 3—1 score
bottom-margin annotation X
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line 20 underline "zweckmässiger seyn"
⇑lines 8—7 underline "welche ... Füssen"
line 4 ]
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line 19 ]
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lines 18—19 underline "bloss ... wegen"
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lines 17—19 double score
lines 17—18 underline "dass ... Art"
bottom-margin annotation X
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation 152 Gentiana
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lines 21—23 score
lines 22—23 underline "für ... bestimmt"
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line 1 underline "diese Blumen"
line 3 underline "zwar ... männlich"
lines 6—7 underline "Noch ... IV"
line 7 annotation X
top-margin annotation it is evident tht mny genera are dichogams
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line 25 underline "Pimpinella"
line 28 at "Pflanzen" annotation plants??
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lines 29—37 score
line 33 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation Last umbells «plants or plant.» had imperfect pistil, became dichogamous & therefore useless & no pollen in othr flowers
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lines 2—3 underline "Schirmblumen ... Griffel"
⇑line 6 underline "von ... Dichogamie"
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lines 19—20 [ in pale pencil
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lines 23—24 score
line 23 underline "geschlechtslose"
⇑line 8 underline "geschechtslosen"
⇑line 5 underline "geschlechtslosen Randblumen"
⇑line 4 underline "Centaurea"
lines 5—6 underline "Saft ... Blumenkäfer"
line 8 ]
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⇑lines 12—11 underline "Die ... Art"
bottom-margin annotation X
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⇑line 13 underline "3 bloss auf"
⇑line 11 underline "noch sehr kurz"
⇑lines 13—11 annotation ‹X›
bottom-margin annotation vertically crossed Next page
     pollen ready on ‹pis› stamens one after other «& then move» stigma not formed — so dichogamous
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line 10 [ in dark pencil
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lines 4—7 score
lines 5—6 underline "mich ... geblieben"
line 8 underline "von ... Insekt"
lines 14—18 score in pale pencil
line 16 underline "ein"
line 16 underline "verlängern"
line 17 underline "das ... hinlegt"
from End Slip 1 annotation 167 Parnassia, stigma not ready durng th several days whilst anther moving up.— (Mention after Barberry) probably night flower
⇑lines 12—10 score
⇑lines 13—12 underline "fünf ... sieben"
⇑line 11 underline "und ... verwelkt"
⇑lines 4—1 score
⇑lines 4—3 underline "das ... nach"
⇑lines 2—1 underline "geschlossen ... alsdenn"
⇑line 1 underline "staublosen"
⇑lines 13—10 score
⇑line 13 underline "drey verschiedenen"
⇑line 11 underline "Ein Umstand"
⇑line 9 underline "Kennzeichen ... Dichogamie"
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lines 5—6 score
line 7 annotation (a)
top-margin annotation (a) How is Loasa in these respects)?
⇑lines 11—7 score
⇑lines 10—9 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation X On mechanical theory, successive rising of stamens useless
lines 23—26 score
lines 23—26 annotation this should be not is.
⇑lines 11—7 score
⇑lines 11—8 underline "dass ... geschehe"
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lines 1—2 score
line 1 underline "Stigma ... ist"
⇑lines 11—10 score
⇑lines 12—10 annotation !
lines 22—23 score
lines 22—23 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation (a) Cover some plants day & night — some by day — some by night
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lines 20—23 score
lines 20—23 annotation B
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lines 25—26 underline "Ob ... Geheimniss"
line 26 underline "nicht entdeckt"
line 28 underline "als ... kann"
⇑line 4 ]
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in pale pencil
lines 11—17 annotation this & snowdrop can have not be impreg. except by insects
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line 22 underline "ein ... Dichogamist"
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation many Umbellifera
     185 Allium
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lines 5—7 underline "sich ... geschehe"/ line 9 underline "männlich ... Dichogamist"
from End Slip 1 annotation    186 Allium in same case with Parnassia
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line 26 annotation X
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bottom-margin annotation Martagon enclosed seeded. — hence Spr. cannot «thinks exception» see use of Nectar & 6 stamens — ;I can, occasional intermarriage
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in pale pencil
line 29 annotation X
line 29 ]
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⇑lines 13—9 annotation mechan: impreg: not easy
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in pale pencil
⇑lines 16—11 annotation a feather hyacinth
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⇑lines 15—14 underline "Von ... kommen"
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top-margin annotation feather-Hyacinth
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lines 7—12 score
line 7 underline "Dass ... befruchtet"
lines 10—11 underline "und ... Krone"
⇑lines 7—1 score
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in pale pencil
⇑lines 8—4 unmarked
bottom-margin annotation Barberries move their anthers right on stigma
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in pale pencil
⇑lines 11—9 score
⇑line 12 underline "also wahrscheinlich"
⇑line 11 underline "Insekten"
⇑line 10 underline "staubvolle"
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in dark pencil
lines 4—5 [
lines 6—8 score
lines 6—7 underline "meisten ... Geschlechts"
bottom-margin annotation in brown ink 2 May 61
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line 1 underline "Scheinfruchtknoten ... männlichen"
lines 22—23 underline "Wind ... Stigma"
⇑line 7—bottom-margin annotation { Dioecious plants are produced where self-impregnat. too easy ??? «(associated plants must be in same predicament»t01 Hence is it «that» t02 so many trees «which»t03 each having so many flowers «are» t04 dioecious ?? ||—See to this for my thery)
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t02 - `« that» ' in pale pencil
t03 - `which' in pale pencil
t04 - `« are» ' in pale pencil
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⇑lines 2—1 underline "Tropaeolum"
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line 2 underline "immer ... Dichogamie"
line 21 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation a    Horse-chesnuts probably ‹androgen› dichogam
from End Slip 1 annotation 212 [corrected from `211'] Horse chesnut , probably Dichogam.
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line 25 underline "Ribes alpinum"
lines 27—28 underline "Trauben ... viel"
line 28 underline "Strauchs"
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lines 35—36 underline "eine ... Krone"
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line 4 underline "mehr ... Zwitterblumen"
line 5 annotation (a)
line 14 annotation (a) Veratum nigrum has many male flowers /
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line 23 underline "männlich-weiblicher"
bottom-margin annotation X
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation 216 Tropaeolum
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⇑line 13 underline "die ... weibliche"
bottom-margin annotation X
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line 4 underline "Nachtinsekt"
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line 10 annotation From p. 1. to here    ‹March› «April» — 46
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⇑lines 20—1 unmarked
bottom-margin annotation stamens ready first
     saw Bees impregnating
line 25 underline "Malva sylvestris"
line 26 underline "Geranium palustre"
line 25 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation (a)----(same)
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⇑line 5 underline "mechanische ... geschehe"
⇑line 4 underline "Symphytum"
⇑line 4 underline "Galanthus"
⇑line 3 underline "angezeigt"
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line 14 underline "Befruchtung ... geschehen"
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⇑line 11 underline "Dichogamie ... findet"
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line 15 underline "von ... berührt"
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line 7 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation (a) This, as I thought, appears like case of self-impregnation . —
from End Slip 1 annotation 240 Kalmia like Barberry, moves on beng touched
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⇑lines 11—9 annotation Dichog.
line 16 underline "Fliege"
lines 16—17 underline "habe ... angesehen"
line 22 underline "jüngere"
line 23 underline "hineingekrochen"
line 26 underline "eine ... Blume"
bottom-margin annotation X
from End Slip 1 annotation 244 Saxifraga saw fly impregnate
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line 19 underline "Dichogamie"
bottom-margin annotation X
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lines 15—16 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation I find this Dichogam. June 2d 1861
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⇑lines 21—20 underline "das ... Stigmate"
⇑line 21 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation a    yet Editor of Annales des Sc. says impreg. before opening
⇑line 13 underline "Dianthus caryophyllus"
from End Slip 2 annotation 249 Dianthus. dichogam, & yet stated to be impregnated in close flowers    ￭ ￭
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bottom-margin ☞
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line 17 underline "Sie ... schneeweiss"
line 17 annotation ?
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⇑lines 9—8 underline "Nachtinsekten ... nicht"
⇑lines 9—8 annotation no
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⇑line 8 underline "als Nachtblumen"
⇑line 3 underline "sondern ... Loch"
⇑lines 4—1 annotation Humble Bees bite holes
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line 5 underline "weiblichen"
line 6 underline "weiter"
line 6 underline "männlichen"
line 7 underline "zwanzig"
line 7 underline "zehn"
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⇑lines 10—6 annotation (Q)
bottom-margin annotation X X
from End Note 2 annotation ask Henslow or Babington, or Watson { p. 260    on th red Lychnis flowerng at different period from the white—
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lines 16—17 underline "Spergula ... Dichogamie"
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation 262 Cerastium
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line 6 underline "männlich ... Dichogamist"
lines 5—6 underline "dichogamischer Einrichtung"
line 8 underline "kurz"
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line 16 underline "Käfer ... andere"
lines 24—26 score
line 25 underline "zuerst ... Dichogamie"
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⇑line 9 underline "denn ... Pistill"
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line 6 underline "Bienen befruchtet"
line 6 underline "wahrscheinlich"
line 9 underline "leicht wegblasen"
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lines 14—15 underline "sie ... sind"
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation 278 Delphinium, Aquilegia
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lines 22—23 underline "Blumen ... Antheren"
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bottom-margin annotation Bees biting holes
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line 15 underline "mechanischer Befruchtungsart"
top-margin—line 19 annotation Repeatedly shows that impregnation is not by mechanical act ; such movements appear chiefly to favour insects —
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line 26 underline "Ameise"
line 30 annotation ⧟ «saw» ants impregnate X
from End Slip 2 annotation 296 saw ants carry ￭pollen ￭
     (Nothing to show Dichogamy in this class)
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line 7 underline "Auch ... Dichogamist"
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bottom-margin annotation Hole cut.
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line 5 underline "häufig besucht"
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⇑lines 3—2 underline "Staub ... abstreifen"
[continuation] 1 underline "herauskriecht ... ihres"
line 13 underline "Bienen"
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line 16 underline "sondern ... Horn"
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bottom-margin annotation Bites holes
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⇑line 10 underline "weiblich ... Statt"
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation X 322 Scrphularia, Digitalis & Veronica
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line 23 underline "sie ein"
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top-margin annotation Nothing in class to show Dichogamy
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lines 20—21 underline "nicht ... Staub"
line 20 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation Lindley thinks in Pelargoniums this is effect of culture
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lines 3—4 underline "Die ... Art"
from End Slip 4, Side 3 annotation 342 Geranium
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lines 24—28 annotation /Skimmed
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line 29 underline "zwischen ... sind"
from End Slip 2 annotation 346 Hollyock. Dichogam.
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⇑line 1 underline "älterer Blume"
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line 14 underline "Um ... vermuthlich"
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line 16 underline "scheint"
line 17 underline "Dichogamie"
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⇑line 3 underline "Saftblume"
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line 16 underline "bestäubt"
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⇑lines 17—16 annotation (a)    In Gardener's Chron. Humbles were said to bite base of Bean-flowers
⇑line 6 underline "keinen ... gefunden"
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line 9 underline "keinen"
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line 12 underline "keinen Saft"
line 16 underline "Folglich ... seyn"
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from End Slip 2 annotation 354 does not understand impregnation of Pea.
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⇑lines 6—5 underline "so ... könne"
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⇑line 3 underline "vermuthlich ... Befruchtung"
⇑lines 18—17 unmarked
bottom-margin annotation He knows of Honey on the stipulae)
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line 29 underline "oberen"
line 30 underline "Loch"
bottom-margin annotation Holes
lines 5—6 underline "dass ... waren"
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lines 6—9 annotation X X
from End Slip 2 annotation 358 on depression of wings in Bean-flowers & othr Legum. causng exsertion of Pistil & anthers so Bees impregnate — whole structure of flower with rectangular pistils fitted for this end — Keel spring up slowly to old position .
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line 13 underline "Vicia Cracca"
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⇑lines 16—15 annotation X X
from End Slip 2 annotation 358 on depression of wings in Bean-flowers & othr Legum. causng exsertion of Pistil & anthers so Bees impregnate — whole structure of flower with rectangular pistils fitted for this end — Keel spring up slowly to old position .
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⇑lines 18—4 annotation (a) Kidney Bean X X
bottom-margin annotation a    Does not mention Bees always going on one side .
from End Slip 2 annotation 359 Phaseolus, does not know about one side— hairs of pistil brush out pollen; thinks a dichogamist.
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lines 8—9 underline "Ich ... ist"
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⇑line 18 underline "beisst"
⇑line 17 annotation K
bottom-margin annotation K Bites holes.
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line 15 underline "Saftblumen"
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line 17 underline "des ... Scheibe"
lines 21—23 underline "letzteren ... grade"
line 21 at "letzteren" annotation middle
lines 24—25 underline "Seite ... besetzt"
lines 21—25 annotation seedst01 (Q)
from End Note 2 annotation p. 367 Difference in shape «← (Good case of mechanical action comparable to action of pollen on head — for no use in seeds bng diffrnt)» of seed in Disc & centre of Composit.
from End Note 2 annotation cancelled    p. 367. «& 374» } Seeds diff shape from Disc & margin of Picris. Composite flower —
t01 - `seeds' in dark pencil
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line 24 underline "den ... besucht"
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line 19 underline "Bienen ungemein"
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line 28 underline "wenn ... Befruchtung"
lines 30—31 underline "sondern ... sind"
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from End Note 2 annotation 371.    On stigma in Compositae brushing out Pollen — Rudimntry organ useful
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from End Note 2 annotation 374 do — (This must be a correlation of structure, & perhaps owg t insects.—)t01 . Figures of 3 Heads frm sam flower—
from End Note 2 annotation cancelled    p. 367. «& 374» } Seeds diff shape from Disc & margin of Picris. Composite flower —
t01 - `(This must ... insects.—)' horizontally crossed
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⇑line 18 underline "von ... Insekt"
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⇑line 3 underline "Diese ... Insekten"
⇑line 2 underline "nützlich"
⇑line 1 underline "schädlich"
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lines 3—4 underline "geschlechtslosen ... saftleeren"
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line 28 underline "Insekten geschieht"
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lines 12—13 underline "Sie ... Zwitterblumen"
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bottom-margin annotation (a) A most curious case of abortive organ being made useful, like marsupial bone in some male marsupial animals.
from End Note 2 annotation 383 — do — otherwise rudimentay — vry curious case
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t01 - `X' in reddish-brown crayon
t02 - `X' in reddish-brown crayon
[continuation] 1 underline "Blume hineinschieben"
line 11 underline "Salvia pratensis"
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line 3 underline "männlich-weiblicher"
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bottom-margin annotation X
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⇑line 12 underline "vollkommen trocken"
⇑line 12 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation (a) like that of Kalmia — I have no doubt this is case with Allen Wedg plant wh does not seed
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from End Slip 2 annotation 390 violet — cavity full of pollen stopped by pistil frm beng shaken out ; curved point of stigma moved by Bees .
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line 11 underline "bestäubt"
line 11 underline "nothwendig ... Theil"
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from End Slip 2 annotation 394. can know when no Bee has visited by no shed pollen .— 395 proved it by putting gauze over.
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lines 6—8 underline "wir ... jener"
from End Slip 2 annotation 397. does not know much about Heartease.
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from End Slip 2 annotation 397. does not know much about Heartease.
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bottom-margin annotation (a) From Henslows account is common to genus.
     But I believe at different periods
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⇑line 5 underline "Bewegung machte"
⇑line 5 annotation X
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line 11 underline "es ... wollen"
from End Slip 4, Side 1 annotation 403. Orchis. latifolia. — thinks flies impregnate — never s￭aw B￭ees.— has never seen nectar in. calls them sham-nectar producers — Nectary within hairy — look at night—
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lines 19—21 annotation X
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lines 23—25 annotation X
line 23 underline "niemals"
line 24 underline "Saft ... angetroffen"
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⇑lines 8—7 underline "inwendig ... ist"
⇑line 7 annotation in blue crayon X
bottom-margin annotation in blue crayon ⧟ I am nearly sure nectary of Butterfly coverd with growths
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⇑line 2 underline "Scheinsaftblume"
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top-margin annotation in blue crayon Cannt be deceptive for insct has at once to fly to othr flower—
bottom-margin annotation in blue crayon Little flies often on stigma can stigm secrete sweet mattr.
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line 14 underline in blue crayon "Osterluzey"
lines 7—21 annotation in blue crayon p. 418 Aristolochia clematitis
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⇑line 14 at "Morio" annotation (Green winged)
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⇑line 11 underline "Scheinsaftblumen"
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⇑line 5 underline in blue crayon "beweist ... militaris"
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⇑line 1 underline in pale pencil "nur ... Samenkapsel"
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line 1 underline "26"
line 2 underline "42"
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line 9 at "Orchis" annotation Habenaria, Butterfly orchis certainly
line 9 underline "Wohlriechendes"
from End Slip 4, Side 1 annotation 405. Butterfly orchis has nectar — smells at night — probably a moth impregnation .
line 26 underline "der Saft"
line 27 annotation nectar
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⇑line 10 underline "des ... vortrefflich"
⇑line 9 underline "Nachtblume"
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line 6 underline "mit ... versehenen"
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line 14 underline "und ... verdeckt"
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line 16 at "Ophrys" annotation Listera
from End Slip 4, Side 1 annotation 406 Listera ovata has nectar & visited by Ichneumon (p 407) with 2 pairs on head.
     409. Next year other cases & Beetles. Saw the act of impregnation effected.
line 24 underline "trockner"
line 24 annotation X
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lines 10—11 underline "denselben ... vergebens"
lines 10—11 annotation X
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line 12 underline "ähnliches ... Insekt"
line 13 underline "zwey Staubkölbchenpaare"
lines 12—13 annotation XX
line 18 underline "ähnliches"
line 18 annotation X 3d.
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line 20 underline "ablecken konnte"
line 29 underline "jeder ... Zeit"
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⇑line 9 underline "abzulecken"
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lines 7—6 annotation X
⇑lines 3—1 underline "und ... glückte"
⇑lines 3—1 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation X Would succeed only by stickiness of stigmat01
t01 - `Would succeed ... stigma' cancelled
line 20 underline "oder ... ankleben"
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lines 27—28 underline "Ich ... angetroffen"
⇑lines 8—6 underline "Absicht ... abzusetzen"
⇑line 6 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation X otherwise he would have caught a third hair
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line 6 underline "wieder"
line 7 underline "an ... Kopf"
line 8 underline "einen ... Käfer"
line 10 underline "Kopfschmuck"
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bottom-margin annotation X saw act of impregnation by Hymenopt
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line 25 annotation One of the Ophrydiae)    Lind. (Epipactis)
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line 26 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation = Ep. palustris — I think this — certainy this. No
     or    Cephalanthus ensifolia — this latter ,I now believe
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⇑line 8 underline in pale pencil "in der Höhe"
bottom-margin annotation He does not really understand this flower
⇑line 4 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation he forgot to look whether any sticky contrivnc to anther. He overlooked the spherical rostelm
     he probably examined only flower which had gone off.
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lines 10—11 underline "Dass ... Schnacken"
lines 10—11 annotation with Inscts
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lines 14—15 underline "weil ... habe"
lines 18—19 underline "die ... Fliegen"
from End Slip 4, Side 1 annotation 414 often see Flies in Epipactis, cd not be impregnated without insects .
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line 24 underline "Rücken"
line 25 underline "Fig. 21"
lines 22—29 annotation Saw Fly with pollen mass on Back
from End Slip 4, Side 1 annotation p 415 saw fly remove the pollen-masses & has figured it sticking on back. —
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bottom-margin annotation ⧟ Remarks about Spiders makng nets on plants which afford nectar
from End Note 1 annotation p. 415    on Spiders hauntng plants with nectar: mem Willys remark on Listera
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lines 17—18 underline "Alsdenn ... seiner"
line 20 underline "Alsdenn ... Antheren"
line 21 underline cancelled "welche ... Figuren"
line 21 underline "sich geöffnet"
from End Slip 4, Side 1 annotation 419 Aristolochia frm structure cannt be impreg. without insects — 421 fd. many flies in with pollen on. 423 thinks flies cannt escape owng t smoothness of bottom of tube —& frm number, but Mem. Arum may be here introduced to show how these little insects can carry pollen. —
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bottom-margin annotation X
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⇑line 13 underline "zuweilen ... zehn"
⇑line 13 annotation X
⇑line 8 underline "von ... kleinsten"
⇑lines 2—1 underline "dass ... ansetzen"
from End Slip 4, Side 1 annotation 419 Aristolochia frm structure cannt be impreg. without insects — 421 fd. many flies in with pollen on. 423 thinks flies cannt escape owng t smoothness of bottom of tube —& frm number, but Mem. Arum may be here introduced to show how these little insects can carry pollen. —
⇑line 18 underline "Muthmassung"
⇑lines 12—11 underline "dergleichen ... habe"
⇑lines 11—10 underline "dass ... bestimmt"
⇑lines 12—6 annotation so let flys escape & go to other flowers ?
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whole-margin annotation All this passage a priori reasoning. V. inlfra [ie `infra'?]
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⇑line 5 underline "schliesse ... theils"
⇑line 1 underline "vielleicht ... glatt"
bottom-margin annotation If the flies were really imprisoned —this would be strongest case «except perhaps Zostera» of self impregnat. remember Figs.
from End Slip 4, Side 1 annotation 419 Aristolochia frm structure cannt be impreg. without insects — 421 fd. many flies in with pollen on. 423 thinks flies cannt escape owng t smoothness of bottom of tube —& frm number, but Mem. Arum may be here introduced to show how these little insects can carry pollen. —
lines 3—4 annotation X
top-margin annotation ⧟ Nothing, for he could not find nectar in Beans
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lines 23—24 underline "dass ... ansetzen"
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line 17 underline "jedesmal"
line 17 annotation X
top-margin annotation vertically crossed |||| X Why do so few flowers, then, produce seed which he has insisted on as explained ?
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⇑line 6 underline "sondern ... Art"
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line 12 underline "muss ... leicht"
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line 23 at "Zustand" annotation of ripe pollen & stigma
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line 26 underline "nicht ... verwelkt"
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⇑line 13 underline "Holcus mollis"
⇑line 11 underline "kleinen Fruchtknoten"
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lines 15—16 underline "so ... finden"
lines 24—26 underline "Die ... an"
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⇑line 7 underline "Ich ... gefunden"
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line 1 underline "keinen Saft"
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line 12 underline "Stigmate ... gross"
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lines 27—28 underline "unansehnlich ... Krone"
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⇑line 2 underline "die ... voller"
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line 18 underline "so ... Stielen"
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lines 14—15 underline "Die ... grösser"
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⇑lines 3—2 underline "vielen ... weiblichen"
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line 17 underline "Irrthum"
line 18 underline "die ... männlichen"
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⇑lines 9—8 underline "deswegen ... fallen"
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lines 25—26 underline "Die ... Blüthen"
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⇑lines 3—2 underline "sehr ... wird"
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line 18 underline "Lütschen"
lines 20—21 underline "ganzen ... Körper"
line 22 underline "aber ... Theile"
line 26 underline "keine Blätter"
line 27 underline "steif"
line 29 underline "weit ... Stiel"
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line 4 underline "männlichen"
line 5 underline "weiblichen"
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lines 24—25 underline "welche ... angetroffen"
line 27 underline "längeren ... sitzen"
⇑line 13 underline "aber ... vorhanden"
⇑lines 8—7 underline "einmal ... hervorgebracht"
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End Matter i
`plate I'
figures 18, 24—33, 42 ⧟ in blue crayon